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Classroom Management Strategies
The items in this category describe successful strategies to help with effective classroom management. Using them will improve instructional time, increase on task behavior and minimize difficult or disruptive behaviors.
Creating a Comprehensive Classroom Management Plan
A comprehensive classroom management system creates a structured environment that supports students' best behavior.
Classroom Rules -- The Foundation of Good Classroom Management
Classroom rules need to be positive, few in number, and taught with the procedures that will go with them.
Learning Centers Create Opportunites to Review Skills
Learning centers can provide extra activities as well as review and drill activities in a variety of classrooms.
Behavior and Classroom Management
Behavior and classroom management are two challenges any teacher must overcome in order to help students be successful. These resources offer lots of information for the special educator.
Behavior Management 5 - Step Plan
Behavior Plan, Behavior Modification Plan
Organize!
Tips to help teachers organize students
Tip a Week - Color Coding for Organization
Color coding for organization involves folders, baskets, tape and other colored containers and markers to help students quickly find and return materials for each class, subject or student.
Classroom Management and Discipline
Classroom rules and routines consequences. Effective classroom management.
The 49 Techniques from Teach Like a Champion
The 49 techniques from the book Teach Like a Champion by Doug Lemov have been tested and used in the charter schools of the Uncommon Schools.
Creating a Dyslexia-Friendly Classroom
Teachers can make small but significant changes in the classroom, teaching methods and in giving tests to help students with dyslexia better learn and succeed in the classroom.
Visual Schedules for Students with Disabilities
Visual schedules provide powerful ways to structure the participation of children with disabilities in academic work, record keeping and behavior management.
Making a Choice Chart for Students to Reinforce Academic Behavior
A choice chart created with picture symbols, gives students a choice about the preferred activity, object or other reinforcer they will choose after completing a set number of academic tasks.
Making a Sticker Chart to Support Independent Work
A sticker chart works well to encourage independent work.